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Tiny Michigan Town Hopes to Stop Data Center with Ballot Initiative - Bridge Michigan
Nearly 1,000 residents secured 957 signatures to force a May 2026 vote opposing a data center that may use 1 million gallons of water daily, citing environmental concerns.
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A Michigan town hopes to stop a data center with a 2026 ballot initiative
Early this year, Augusta Charter Township resident Travis Matts had seen a few headlines about the problems data centers caused in towns across the country. He thought the impacts on water, air and utility bills sounded awful, but it also seemed like a far-away issue. Until it suddenly hit home in May. That is when Matts learned, through his group of volunteers that cleans up area litter, that a data center was proposed for an 822-acre property…
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